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My wife age 28 is 20 week pregnant, had nuchal fold 6.7 mm but all other screening normal, is there any complication in the baby?
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Nuchal fold: The thickness of the nuchal fold, the skin overlying the back of the neck, measured early in pregnancy has been found to be a soft marker for Down's syndrome.
Answered 3/19/2018
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